lifeplusplus

What ts engine allows like go to reference, parameter prediction, type inferring, auto complete... These are amazing benefits you get is if you have setup jsconfig properly.. however these should have remained in the realm of tooling or library.

Problem 1: acrobatics with composing mixing type... I always hated java for complexity it encourages... But java has nothing on TS devs who perform 30 lives of acrobatics for 4 lines of code abc<<Add>,<XYZ> > & Omit.. um you literally have entire oop going on just with types but it looks like composition but it's not really...

Types are sold as simple tool that will help you catch if send a wrong parameter

Problem 2: too many keywords and often colliding

Problem 3 : readability very low

Problem 4: anti did give

In my opinion react has been downhill since hooks.. if I could recreate react I'd disallow passing functions or components into props or children.

I'd definitely disable use context

I'd provide simple global state..

For any component if you wanted know what data it gets there would be only one source, props.

Lifecycle methods will be simple: before, during, after..

Probably eliminate function syntax and go back to class syntax which is cleaner...

Discourage typescript but allow prototypes for better autocompletion

It feels like talking to a low paid corporate junior rep.

Before it would talk with you, explore, theorize, and say things unfiltered..

Now it's like small, I'm sorry I'm a computer I can't... What can I help you with?

Almost back to Google search

For friend. Basically someone from c****.Asia hacked the account removed old email and now it's locked out for 2 years.

I worked at meta but i wouldnt even know who idve reached out.. I was too busy making IMPAC.

For some reason I find that I just don't care about tech at all. Something happened in last year that completely killed it. Just how I couldn't care less that what type of exhaust is the best for certain type of motor bikes... Similarly don't care about compiler speed, output size, execution speed, etc. Almost like realizing that none of it matters it's not your choice what you use. The more you succeed in your career the less choices you have because you end up at bigger companies and taking 50% pay cut for new stack doesn't make sense

way back it used to be if you called someone you could think someone is listening to you maybe. But what about now?

Would it be fair and reasonable to assume that...

- all your devices even when off are in some capacity are listening to you especially microphones and maybe cameras

- all OS(win/mac/linux/andoird/ios...) either have secret backdoors or intentionally implemented backdoors

- most hardware also come with some level of backdoors

- wifi routers certainly are also rigged and probably can track humans / “see through walls”..

so basically if you are at home you should not assume total privacy ever.

You should self censor.

And hope you don't fall onto the wrong side of the algo or someone's list. And continue to appear as an avg joe worried about money and his sports team.

We had internet and it was very democratic anyone/anywhere could build something, then smartphones came and it created new age of similar oppurtunities.

However, It feels to me that AI age is different only companies with unlimited funding can come up with models and new advances (midjourney/openai)... and rest have to either sit and watch or rely on their tech stack which is a risky proposition (if you core tech is third party then they can increase prices, kick you out, or launch competitor to you)

In many ways AI wave in tech is similar to bio advances, a domain of select few corporations and VCs.

Do you agree? Am I not seeing something?

Unless you are some brilliant PHD grad students with triple focus on Math, ML, and Neuroscience. It seems you have not many options and even then you need a lot more of resources to actually train your models.

Between webflow, wix and squarspace.. it seems the people who could benefit from having a web developer develop them a website is narrower than ever. Are you successful in building things from scratch as standalone person/company not "consultant" who is really a contractor at another tech company?